I’m an activist but what does that label
really tell you let me ask you what
images came to your mind when you heard
that word activist or activism tree
hugger resist protesting interesting
that the images that I showed you and
the images that came into your head were
very similar but where does that come
from well I would suggest that it comes
from the media it comes from the movies
we watch the television and the very
very often activism and violence are
intertwined why is that why is that the
story that we’re told is that truly the
case or is that there to stop everyone
wanting to be involved you see there are
many roles in activism many many more
roles than you’ve just spoken of maybe
you’re a business person and you create
the fundraiser to sell the art of the
artist who makes the placard or the
poster or the t-shirt perhaps you’re the
social media guru who organizes the
online event to invite the community to
get involved maybe you’re a blogger and
you write that article maybe you’re an
introvert does that mean you can’t get
involved no not at all in fact your
roles massively important you’re the one
who sends the email to your local
representative you’re the person who
picks up the phone and calls that local
representative or maybe still even
writes a letter perhaps you’re a public
speaker and you enjoy being in front
two people so you attend those council
meetings and you attend those small
community meetings to have your voice
heard
or maybe you’re a musician or a poet who
uses the power of your words with one
foot in the past and one in the future
the present is where we piss why do so
many acts as if blind and why we
programmed to miss that destruction of
her rain forests the decimation of our
seas the wars in far-off places over oil
power and greed a lesson in compassion
with meditation in schools a study of
love that’s what we all need maybe then
we could wake up before it’s too late
because we’ve been sent so many
messengers but they got smothered in
hate for now is the time as tomorrow’s a
fiction we live on this planet where
Greed’s our addiction people tend only
to give when they see getting something
back the irony is to give as a gift
focus on what we have not what we lack
but society’s lost that connection to
the power it’s created a rift it’s time
for a planet-wide consciousness lift
what can I do I’m just one person that’s
what I hear people say but imagine that
change that could come in a day no not
even a day but simply in this moment
right now listen with your heart not
your mind and you’ll know how take time
to hear the silence as without it there
is no sound and it is within practice of
this process that all those answers are
found for we don’t need to learn more
but simply remember all we forgot as
we’re born with the answers and there’s
not one who is not
but we’re distracted by mass media and
programs
live in a constant fear so we repeat
mistake after mistake year of the year
of the year the time is now for this
madness to wither and die go on step out
of the system give it a try once you
start on this journey you’ll see every
moment in a new beauty and light and
you’ll know that it’s just right so for
me I first got involved with activism
with the issues around the Dakota access
pipeline an oil pipeline the runs from
North Dakota to Illinois passing under
the great Mississippi River and Lake
Owyhee of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe
now that’s their sacred lands that were
under attack and the water that they
used for their sacred ceremonies was
potentially going to be polluted by this
pipeline and to me this issue actually
became a pivotal point in world history
for it was the first time the so many
nations from across the world came
together put their differences aside and
stood up as water protectors for clean
water now my journey started in Keokuk
Iowa there was a small group of water
protectors they’re called Mississippi
stand and that was the point where the
Dakota access pipe line was to be
drilled underneath our mighty
Mississippi River the first night I got
there I remember there was a girl in her
twenties who locked on to a moving dump
truck to prevent construction now I saw
the the one that many people there is
water protectors there was no real media
there and personally I’d use the power
of social media before I’d allow people
to come with me as I went for a journey
from addiction
into recovery and through into
spirituality so I knew the ability of
connecting with people through that
medium so I started to make some daily
videos there now initially these videos
had you know 10 15 20 a hundred people
watching maybe but gradually what I
noticed was because the media wasn’t
there people were looking to myself and
other people that were live-streaming to
become their new source to see what was
truly happening so unfortunately after a
lot of time a lot of effort by
Mississippi stand the pipeline was
pulled underneath the mighty Mississippi
River it did cost Dakota access pipeline
millions and millions of dollars in
construction delays but unfortunately
that camp finished around the beginning
of last November now one of the things
that that power of social media had done
was it not only bought attention to the
camp it also brought in a lot of
supplies to help support that movement
and it had brought the local press in as
well so when the camp finished that what
all these supplies left over and there
was a small group of people who got
together and decided that they were
going to follow the path of the pipeline
from Keokuk Iowa up to North Dakota
where there were already thousands of
water protectors gathered at Standing
Rock so we took that 16 hour drive with
a u-haul full of donations but prior to
taking that drive again using the power
of social media I had not only been able
to ascertain out the three camps that
were there which was in the most need of
the donations and supplies that we had
but also found a girl who’d been there
since early August who would be our
guide when we got there so today it’s
actually my pleasure and honor to be
your guide so you can see what a Chetty
Sakharine camp at Standing Rock truly
was doesn’t it take your breath away
look at the sea of modern tents with the
Earth’s and traditional teepees the sun
shining brightly over now before we take
a walk through and learn what this place
is about just need to let you know the
simple rules that this place runs by
it’s a peaceful prayerful camp so there
is no weapons violence alcohol or drugs
allowed here also with regards to
photographs we have to be respectful
there are sacred fires and ceremonies
that take place please don’t take any
photographs around those and if you’re
not sure if it’s ok to take a photograph
please just ask someone before assuming
it’s ok now the first thing I’m going to
show you is right here this is the
sacred fire it’s been burning since
April and this is where you can come at
any point in the day to make an offering
of sage cedar or tobacco in fact every
morning if you get up with the Sun
you’ll be able to join everyone here for
a Sacred Pipe ceremony and also you’ll
be able to go on the water ceremony
which is led by the women down to the
river the very water that we’re here to
protect
now since being here myself I’ve had the
pleasure of having conversations with
people from all over the globe I’ve met
people from England Australia New
Zealand Tunisia Israel Italy Ireland
Wales Scotland and of course all over
the US and Canada maybe we’ll meet some
of these people as we go around today
over here you have one of the many
kitchens these are all staffed by
volunteers and feed thousands of people
every single day throughout the day and
night now here no one has a job you can
do whatever you want to do or not do
anything at all
all of this is staffed by volunteers as
we go over here you’re going to see this
area here this is the medical area this
is staffed by volunteer doctors nurses
holistic healers and even surgeons from
across the US and the world who have
come here to volunteer their time to
make sure everyone’s safe as you can see
this is a traditional medicine but
there’s also all kinds of holistic
healing acupuncture chiropractic isn’t
it incredible there’s a school if you
want to work and volunteer with the
children you can do that listen you can
hear the sound of traditional songs and
drums filling the air smell the smoke
isn’t it amazing look at these people
were working together from all walks of
life all generations all nations those
guys over there
whose people over there who are erecting
the teepee well the stories that are
being shared at the fires now let me ask
you was this what you saw portrayed by
the media probably not maybe you heard
about that night when the protesters
were said to be throwing rocks and
setting fires and that was the story
that the mass media put out it was the
night of November 20th it was 23 degrees
outside with a bitter wind I was in camp
in my tent I heard someone run through
the camp yelling my wife’s just been
shot in the head we need we need water
protectors of the bridge now so I jumped
up and grabbed my phone and head it out
of CAM now as you leave camp there’s the
bridge on 1806 and just to the left
there’s this hill I headed up this hill
because I knew this was
the only place I’d be able to get
serviced to be able to share what I was
seeing now when I got up there it was
628 and I turned my phone on and started
to livestream now because there was a
lack of signal in that area and there
were devices being used to try and
prevent people being able to post to
Facebook and to be able to share the
true message of what was happening it
was a horrible pixelated grainy image
but what I did was I gave a running
commentary of what I was seeing it was a
horrific horrific sight it was like I
was in a war zone by only one side was
armed and that was the militarized
police in the National Guard we’re about
400 people on this bridge now if you
imagine the bridge on the left you have
a concrete on the right you have
concrete ahead of you there are concrete
barriers and then lines of razor wire
and barbed wire and behind that is where
the militarized police are you have 400
people on this enclosed space they’re
firing round after round after round of
tear gas they’re using a water cannon
23° people are literally standing there
with clothing that’s being frozen to
them it’s like a kill zone because you
can’t go left
you can’t go right you can’t go forwards
and to go backwards
you’d be trampling on everyone behind
you so using tear gas in that situation
is criminal and that’s what they were
doing you were seeing the canisters fly
through the air you could see the little
incendiary devices that were flying you
could hear the shouts of medic we need a
medic medic
those shouts and those scenes will haunt
me for the rest of my life and every
single person who was there now
that night through the live stream
instead of having a hundred people
watching it ended up with ten one
hundred four hundred two thousand ten
thousand thirty thousand seventy
thousand eighty thousand people watching
this live stream I was one of a handful
of people that could get the signal out
that night
that’s live stream was shared across the
world it was shared by senator Bernie
Sanders dr. Jill Stein Stein Russia
today and myself and a few other people
became the eyes and ears for the world
that night my friend who was there who
taken us on that tour of camp she had
gone to take some emergency blankets
down to the people who have been
hammered with that water cannon and
coughing up that tear gas that mace oh I
didn’t mention they also had the long
range acoustic device the LRAD that’s
designed to disorient eight people it’s
a noise cannon she went down there to
take people blankets and she came back
up the hill to find me she saw me and I
interviewed her and I remember vividly
what she told me
she told me that she had inhaled
so much tear gas they had made her puke
and coughed so hard she wet herself I
had another guy who I interviewed that
night on the hill there who told me he
was stood right next to someone who was
hit in the head with a non-lethal
projectile that split the head open
there were people that night who lost
vision in their eyes women and children
were down there and one of the lines I
remember saying when I was talking to
people was this could be your daughter
your granddaughter in fact it probably
is for some of you I was live streaming
possibly that knife right I finished at
242 in the morning I don’t really
remember it didn’t seem like it was
seven hours but overnight suddenly had
gone from having a couple of thousand
people on my facebook to having this
huge platform of over 80,000 people
following one guy in his phone overnight
famous it was strange it was scary
a lot of things happened and I realized
I had this huge platform to be able to
shine a light on the things the media
don’t show you so I stayed at Standing
Rock until the Standing Rock Sioux tribe
chairman Dave R shamble asked anyone who
wasn’t part of the Standing Rock Sioux
tribe and didn’t know how to survive the
harsh North Dakota winters so please go
back home to your families and continue
the fight from there for the sacred
water and for the indigenous sacred land
so that’s what I did in fact in the last
five months alongside my girlfriend with
just a mobile phone I’ve traveled over
17,000 miles finding out what activism
truly is
I’ve been to New Mexico to Chaco Canyon
to the sable trail pipeline in Florida
that’s going through the Everglades the
diamond pipeline in Oklahoma and up to
the Great Lakes in Michigan which are
under attack from Enbridge pipeline five
a 64 year old pipeline that was supposed
to only be there for 50 years and is
still there
which was never had permission from the
Anishinabe people whose territory is
whose original land it is if it was okay
to put it there so what have I found on
this journey you know every place I’ve
been every threat every pipeline every
mine it’s always been right there on the
indigenous land so you know what can we
do how can we as a community make a
difference
first off find out about the history of
that land the people who have always
been there and have been the keepers of
that land in your own area if you’re not
sure how to do that just look for the
big environmental issue in your area and
you’ll find them and then once you find
them and start to learn about it talk
about it share it because what I’ve
discovered on this journey is you only
have to have a tiny little bit of
knowledge everyone to look on you as an
expert because no one knows anything
about it because no one talks about it
in the media our source of information
doesn’t share this and what are the
effects of us not knowing this what
what’s the effect of a false narrative
being taught in schools the real history
not being taught well why don’t we ask
one of the seventh-generation who
started the Standing Rock movement what
it was like for him growing up in school
I can often be very isolating it can be
very lonely it can be very difficult to
be proud of who you are especially when
everywhere around you there are nothing
but lies about you and stereotypes about
who you are and you know I’ve even you
know been it when I remember being in
high school people would make comments
like well you know Indian
exists anymore all right you know oh my
god I can’t believe you guys are still
alive and to hear things like that is
not only insulting but very degrading to
to your very uh moral being your moral
moral fiber because we all have this
role here as no activists can I redefine
that can we use a different word because
as soon as we say activist or activism
there’s always negative connotations
whether all these labels that people
come up with that mean there’s a barrier
that stop people from wanting to be
involved what if we redefined that what
if we call it caretaker or Mother Earth
isn’t that why we’re all here in the
first place
sexism racism and even activism these
are just labels created for division to
make something about them and those
others making us forget we’re just all
sisters and brothers so maybe it’s time
to change this play before we write our
own doomsday take our lead from the
native guides and drawing that wisdom
from all sides to come together for all
we’re worth to be protectors of Mother
Earth to work as one big community to
spark the change and live in unity
you
[Applause]
really tell you let me ask you what
images came to your mind when you heard
that word activist or activism tree
hugger resist protesting interesting
that the images that I showed you and
the images that came into your head were
very similar but where does that come
from well I would suggest that it comes
from the media it comes from the movies
we watch the television and the very
very often activism and violence are
intertwined why is that why is that the
story that we’re told is that truly the
case or is that there to stop everyone
wanting to be involved you see there are
many roles in activism many many more
roles than you’ve just spoken of maybe
you’re a business person and you create
the fundraiser to sell the art of the
artist who makes the placard or the
poster or the t-shirt perhaps you’re the
social media guru who organizes the
online event to invite the community to
get involved maybe you’re a blogger and
you write that article maybe you’re an
introvert does that mean you can’t get
involved no not at all in fact your
roles massively important you’re the one
who sends the email to your local
representative you’re the person who
picks up the phone and calls that local
representative or maybe still even
writes a letter perhaps you’re a public
speaker and you enjoy being in front
two people so you attend those council
meetings and you attend those small
community meetings to have your voice
heard
or maybe you’re a musician or a poet who
uses the power of your words with one
foot in the past and one in the future
the present is where we piss why do so
many acts as if blind and why we
programmed to miss that destruction of
her rain forests the decimation of our
seas the wars in far-off places over oil
power and greed a lesson in compassion
with meditation in schools a study of
love that’s what we all need maybe then
we could wake up before it’s too late
because we’ve been sent so many
messengers but they got smothered in
hate for now is the time as tomorrow’s a
fiction we live on this planet where
Greed’s our addiction people tend only
to give when they see getting something
back the irony is to give as a gift
focus on what we have not what we lack
but society’s lost that connection to
the power it’s created a rift it’s time
for a planet-wide consciousness lift
what can I do I’m just one person that’s
what I hear people say but imagine that
change that could come in a day no not
even a day but simply in this moment
right now listen with your heart not
your mind and you’ll know how take time
to hear the silence as without it there
is no sound and it is within practice of
this process that all those answers are
found for we don’t need to learn more
but simply remember all we forgot as
we’re born with the answers and there’s
not one who is not
but we’re distracted by mass media and
programs
live in a constant fear so we repeat
mistake after mistake year of the year
of the year the time is now for this
madness to wither and die go on step out
of the system give it a try once you
start on this journey you’ll see every
moment in a new beauty and light and
you’ll know that it’s just right so for
me I first got involved with activism
with the issues around the Dakota access
pipeline an oil pipeline the runs from
North Dakota to Illinois passing under
the great Mississippi River and Lake
Owyhee of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe
now that’s their sacred lands that were
under attack and the water that they
used for their sacred ceremonies was
potentially going to be polluted by this
pipeline and to me this issue actually
became a pivotal point in world history
for it was the first time the so many
nations from across the world came
together put their differences aside and
stood up as water protectors for clean
water now my journey started in Keokuk
Iowa there was a small group of water
protectors they’re called Mississippi
stand and that was the point where the
Dakota access pipe line was to be
drilled underneath our mighty
Mississippi River the first night I got
there I remember there was a girl in her
twenties who locked on to a moving dump
truck to prevent construction now I saw
the the one that many people there is
water protectors there was no real media
there and personally I’d use the power
of social media before I’d allow people
to come with me as I went for a journey
from addiction
into recovery and through into
spirituality so I knew the ability of
connecting with people through that
medium so I started to make some daily
videos there now initially these videos
had you know 10 15 20 a hundred people
watching maybe but gradually what I
noticed was because the media wasn’t
there people were looking to myself and
other people that were live-streaming to
become their new source to see what was
truly happening so unfortunately after a
lot of time a lot of effort by
Mississippi stand the pipeline was
pulled underneath the mighty Mississippi
River it did cost Dakota access pipeline
millions and millions of dollars in
construction delays but unfortunately
that camp finished around the beginning
of last November now one of the things
that that power of social media had done
was it not only bought attention to the
camp it also brought in a lot of
supplies to help support that movement
and it had brought the local press in as
well so when the camp finished that what
all these supplies left over and there
was a small group of people who got
together and decided that they were
going to follow the path of the pipeline
from Keokuk Iowa up to North Dakota
where there were already thousands of
water protectors gathered at Standing
Rock so we took that 16 hour drive with
a u-haul full of donations but prior to
taking that drive again using the power
of social media I had not only been able
to ascertain out the three camps that
were there which was in the most need of
the donations and supplies that we had
but also found a girl who’d been there
since early August who would be our
guide when we got there so today it’s
actually my pleasure and honor to be
your guide so you can see what a Chetty
Sakharine camp at Standing Rock truly
was doesn’t it take your breath away
look at the sea of modern tents with the
Earth’s and traditional teepees the sun
shining brightly over now before we take
a walk through and learn what this place
is about just need to let you know the
simple rules that this place runs by
it’s a peaceful prayerful camp so there
is no weapons violence alcohol or drugs
allowed here also with regards to
photographs we have to be respectful
there are sacred fires and ceremonies
that take place please don’t take any
photographs around those and if you’re
not sure if it’s ok to take a photograph
please just ask someone before assuming
it’s ok now the first thing I’m going to
show you is right here this is the
sacred fire it’s been burning since
April and this is where you can come at
any point in the day to make an offering
of sage cedar or tobacco in fact every
morning if you get up with the Sun
you’ll be able to join everyone here for
a Sacred Pipe ceremony and also you’ll
be able to go on the water ceremony
which is led by the women down to the
river the very water that we’re here to
protect
now since being here myself I’ve had the
pleasure of having conversations with
people from all over the globe I’ve met
people from England Australia New
Zealand Tunisia Israel Italy Ireland
Wales Scotland and of course all over
the US and Canada maybe we’ll meet some
of these people as we go around today
over here you have one of the many
kitchens these are all staffed by
volunteers and feed thousands of people
every single day throughout the day and
night now here no one has a job you can
do whatever you want to do or not do
anything at all
all of this is staffed by volunteers as
we go over here you’re going to see this
area here this is the medical area this
is staffed by volunteer doctors nurses
holistic healers and even surgeons from
across the US and the world who have
come here to volunteer their time to
make sure everyone’s safe as you can see
this is a traditional medicine but
there’s also all kinds of holistic
healing acupuncture chiropractic isn’t
it incredible there’s a school if you
want to work and volunteer with the
children you can do that listen you can
hear the sound of traditional songs and
drums filling the air smell the smoke
isn’t it amazing look at these people
were working together from all walks of
life all generations all nations those
guys over there
whose people over there who are erecting
the teepee well the stories that are
being shared at the fires now let me ask
you was this what you saw portrayed by
the media probably not maybe you heard
about that night when the protesters
were said to be throwing rocks and
setting fires and that was the story
that the mass media put out it was the
night of November 20th it was 23 degrees
outside with a bitter wind I was in camp
in my tent I heard someone run through
the camp yelling my wife’s just been
shot in the head we need we need water
protectors of the bridge now so I jumped
up and grabbed my phone and head it out
of CAM now as you leave camp there’s the
bridge on 1806 and just to the left
there’s this hill I headed up this hill
because I knew this was
the only place I’d be able to get
serviced to be able to share what I was
seeing now when I got up there it was
628 and I turned my phone on and started
to livestream now because there was a
lack of signal in that area and there
were devices being used to try and
prevent people being able to post to
Facebook and to be able to share the
true message of what was happening it
was a horrible pixelated grainy image
but what I did was I gave a running
commentary of what I was seeing it was a
horrific horrific sight it was like I
was in a war zone by only one side was
armed and that was the militarized
police in the National Guard we’re about
400 people on this bridge now if you
imagine the bridge on the left you have
a concrete on the right you have
concrete ahead of you there are concrete
barriers and then lines of razor wire
and barbed wire and behind that is where
the militarized police are you have 400
people on this enclosed space they’re
firing round after round after round of
tear gas they’re using a water cannon
23° people are literally standing there
with clothing that’s being frozen to
them it’s like a kill zone because you
can’t go left
you can’t go right you can’t go forwards
and to go backwards
you’d be trampling on everyone behind
you so using tear gas in that situation
is criminal and that’s what they were
doing you were seeing the canisters fly
through the air you could see the little
incendiary devices that were flying you
could hear the shouts of medic we need a
medic medic
those shouts and those scenes will haunt
me for the rest of my life and every
single person who was there now
that night through the live stream
instead of having a hundred people
watching it ended up with ten one
hundred four hundred two thousand ten
thousand thirty thousand seventy
thousand eighty thousand people watching
this live stream I was one of a handful
of people that could get the signal out
that night
that’s live stream was shared across the
world it was shared by senator Bernie
Sanders dr. Jill Stein Stein Russia
today and myself and a few other people
became the eyes and ears for the world
that night my friend who was there who
taken us on that tour of camp she had
gone to take some emergency blankets
down to the people who have been
hammered with that water cannon and
coughing up that tear gas that mace oh I
didn’t mention they also had the long
range acoustic device the LRAD that’s
designed to disorient eight people it’s
a noise cannon she went down there to
take people blankets and she came back
up the hill to find me she saw me and I
interviewed her and I remember vividly
what she told me
she told me that she had inhaled
so much tear gas they had made her puke
and coughed so hard she wet herself I
had another guy who I interviewed that
night on the hill there who told me he
was stood right next to someone who was
hit in the head with a non-lethal
projectile that split the head open
there were people that night who lost
vision in their eyes women and children
were down there and one of the lines I
remember saying when I was talking to
people was this could be your daughter
your granddaughter in fact it probably
is for some of you I was live streaming
possibly that knife right I finished at
242 in the morning I don’t really
remember it didn’t seem like it was
seven hours but overnight suddenly had
gone from having a couple of thousand
people on my facebook to having this
huge platform of over 80,000 people
following one guy in his phone overnight
famous it was strange it was scary
a lot of things happened and I realized
I had this huge platform to be able to
shine a light on the things the media
don’t show you so I stayed at Standing
Rock until the Standing Rock Sioux tribe
chairman Dave R shamble asked anyone who
wasn’t part of the Standing Rock Sioux
tribe and didn’t know how to survive the
harsh North Dakota winters so please go
back home to your families and continue
the fight from there for the sacred
water and for the indigenous sacred land
so that’s what I did in fact in the last
five months alongside my girlfriend with
just a mobile phone I’ve traveled over
17,000 miles finding out what activism
truly is
I’ve been to New Mexico to Chaco Canyon
to the sable trail pipeline in Florida
that’s going through the Everglades the
diamond pipeline in Oklahoma and up to
the Great Lakes in Michigan which are
under attack from Enbridge pipeline five
a 64 year old pipeline that was supposed
to only be there for 50 years and is
still there
which was never had permission from the
Anishinabe people whose territory is
whose original land it is if it was okay
to put it there so what have I found on
this journey you know every place I’ve
been every threat every pipeline every
mine it’s always been right there on the
indigenous land so you know what can we
do how can we as a community make a
difference
first off find out about the history of
that land the people who have always
been there and have been the keepers of
that land in your own area if you’re not
sure how to do that just look for the
big environmental issue in your area and
you’ll find them and then once you find
them and start to learn about it talk
about it share it because what I’ve
discovered on this journey is you only
have to have a tiny little bit of
knowledge everyone to look on you as an
expert because no one knows anything
about it because no one talks about it
in the media our source of information
doesn’t share this and what are the
effects of us not knowing this what
what’s the effect of a false narrative
being taught in schools the real history
not being taught well why don’t we ask
one of the seventh-generation who
started the Standing Rock movement what
it was like for him growing up in school
I can often be very isolating it can be
very lonely it can be very difficult to
be proud of who you are especially when
everywhere around you there are nothing
but lies about you and stereotypes about
who you are and you know I’ve even you
know been it when I remember being in
high school people would make comments
like well you know Indian
exists anymore all right you know oh my
god I can’t believe you guys are still
alive and to hear things like that is
not only insulting but very degrading to
to your very uh moral being your moral
moral fiber because we all have this
role here as no activists can I redefine
that can we use a different word because
as soon as we say activist or activism
there’s always negative connotations
whether all these labels that people
come up with that mean there’s a barrier
that stop people from wanting to be
involved what if we redefined that what
if we call it caretaker or Mother Earth
isn’t that why we’re all here in the
first place
sexism racism and even activism these
are just labels created for division to
make something about them and those
others making us forget we’re just all
sisters and brothers so maybe it’s time
to change this play before we write our
own doomsday take our lead from the
native guides and drawing that wisdom
from all sides to come together for all
we’re worth to be protectors of Mother
Earth to work as one big community to
spark the change and live in unity
you
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